An outdated 1994 kitchen with honey oak cabinets and duck wallpaper, transforming into a white oak and Calacatta marble kitchen
Chapter I The Kitchen

Dated cabinets · Bad lighting · A room you apologize for

Stop settling for
the kitchen you have.

Scroll to renovate

01 — Demolition

Down to the studs.
Day one.

Every cabinet, soffit and inch of old wallpaper, gone and hauled out the same week.

02 — Framing & rough-in

New bones.
Bigger light.

A wider window, a raised ceiling, all-new plumbing and electrical inside the walls.

03 — Cabinetry

Built like
fine furniture.

Rift white oak, made in our own shop and fitted by hand.

04 — Stone

One slab.
Hand-selected.

Calacatta Oro, book-matched so the island reads as a single stone.

05 — Finishing

Light, brass,
the last 1%.

Pendants, fixtures, hidden lighting. The details you'll touch every day.

The kitchen you'll
never want to leave.

Start your kitchen

Valemont, est. 2009

We are a small atelier of designers, cabinetmakers and stone masons. We rebuild the two rooms a house is judged by — the kitchen and the bath — slowly, precisely, and only six at a time.

0Years designing & building
0Rooms completed
0Projects at a time — never more
0Person you call. Start to finish.
A 1992 pink tile bathroom transforming into a travertine spa bathroom with a stone soaking tub
Chapter II The Bath

Still getting
ready in 1992?

Pink tile, a shell sink, polished brass. You deserve better than that.

Sixty-one days later

Travertine, walnut
and living copper.

A carved stone tub, a frameless shower, warm light hidden in the walls.

Your private
sanctuary.

Begin your bath

The Materials

Chosen by hand.
Never from a catalog.

Calacatta Oro marble macro
I

Calacatta Oro

Every slab walked in person at the yard. We book-match the veining so the island reads as one stone.

Quarter-sawn walnut cabinet door with bronze pull
II

American Black Walnut

Quarter-sawn, hand-rubbed in oil. Built in our own shop, never flat-packed.

Brushed copper faucet on travertine
III

Living Copper

Unlacquered, so it darkens with your hands. In ten years it will look like it was always there.

Craftsman checking the edge of a marble slab
IV

The Hand

Our masons finish every edge by hand. A machine gets close. A person gets it right.

Same room. Same camera.

Drag from outdated
to unforgettable.

Modern traditional kitchen with sage green Shaker cabinets and marble
Outdated kitchen with dark cabinets and laminate counters
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OutdatedModern traditional
Measuring and sketching on site during the walk-through
Architectural drawings with drafting tools
Marble quarry
Carpenter at work in the shop
Family and friends gathered in the finished kitchen
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The Process

Five steps.
One point of contact.

01

The walk-through

We visit, listen, and measure everything, including what you'll want in ten years.

02

Design & drawings

Full 3D renderings and a fixed, line-item price before a single wall comes down.

03

The stone yard

We walk the slabs with you and hand-select the one with the right vein.

04

The build

Our own carpenters, our own masons, a daily photo update and a clean site every night.

05

The reveal

We style the room, light the candles and hand you the keys to the room you'll actually use.

★★★★★
“We'd been embarrassed by that kitchen for twenty years. Now our kids come home for the weekend just to cook in it.”

Margaret & Tom H. — Homeowners

Now booking spring 2027 — four openings

Begin with a
conversation.